23 Different Types of Cilantro and Coriander

Read about the Different Types of Cilantro and Coriander that you can plant in pots to enhance the flavors of various dishes!

First on the list of Different Types of Cilantro and Coriander, ‘Confetti,’ a type of cilantro that may surprise you with its unique features! Its leaves are finely divided and look wispy, similar to carrot or dill greens.

‘Calypso’ grows into bushy plants and takes a long time before it starts producing seeds (slow to bolt). You can harvest the fresh coriander foliage in 50 to 55 days.

‘Caribe’ grows vigorously and has dark green leaves. It’s particularly suitable for greenhouse cultivation because it doesn’t go to seed quickly (slow to bolt).

‘Advanced Turbo II’ is the next on the list of Different Types of Cilantro and Coriander. It is fast-growing and has beautiful glossy green leaves. It doesn’t bolt (go to seed) as fast as other varieties. You can harvest it in bunches in just 35 to 40 days.

Unlike other coriander varieties, this one has a very noticeable citrusy taste. The plants are quite small, only reaching about 12 inches in height. It takes about 50 days to mature.

‘Cruiser’ has an upright growth pattern with dark green leaves. This Different Types of Cilantro and Coriander variety maintains its excellent flavor even after flowering.

Just like ‘Confetti,’ it has finely divided, feathery leaves, but ‘Delfino’ is even more productive. ‘Delfino’ grows bunches of foliage that are ready to harvest in 30-40 days.

The ‘Kanchanaburi’ belongs to Thailand. It has short plants with aromatic roots that add great flavors to dishes when used for cooking.

‘Leisure’ is one of the highly productive and slow-to-bolt Different Types of Cilantro and Coriander . Its leaves can be harvested about 50 to 55 days after